@@roobiki4494 It's a valid criticism of other educators. Especially considering that the most arrogant and self-righteous ones are always the worst at teaching.
Thank you!!!!! Like seriously I have been pulling my hair out trying to understand this. This video actually made it simple and easy to understand. I appreciate what you did, and it made the whole process MUCH easier!!
I was in homework panic and couldn't find a clear explanation on the Extended Euclidean algorithm. This is one of the clearest explanation I had on the topic. Thank you soooo much!
Thank you so much, I went into office hours and he seemed to giggle that it did not make sense to me from the one example we worked in class like this, but now I actually get it!
OMG!!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I kept getting stuck on the step towards the last step and you just explained it to where the other vids I watched just neglected to explain that step!
omg Tysm, I was studying affine cipher and I didn’t even know number theory existed and this made it so easy to understand and to decrypt affine ciphers. Thank you
I know this video is from 2014 but I just watched this to make sense of my Discrete Math 2 class and wanted to say thank you for explaining this in such a simple way that makes perfect sense!
My professor finished 3 problems and sped through the 2nd portion (the harder part) of these problems in less time than this video is in length. Thank you for taking the time to explain it carefully. Better to fully understand one problem than to be confused while the professor rushes through 3.
In the last example he wanted 1180/482. Using a ;pocket calculator this reduces to 241/590. Write out the continued fraction representation = [2, 2, 4, 3, 8] and underneath write the convergents, = [1/2, 2/5, 9/22, 29/ 71, 241/590] For an odd number of convergents (we have 5), the rule is to extract the denominatlor to the left of the rightmost denominator, that is, 71. That's the answer as stated in the lesson.
Hello Sir, Could you please tell me why is it important to do extended Euclidean algorithm? You said well find that out in a next video but couldn't find any video. Please help!
you're fucking amazing i searched like 2 hours for explain how to do this and all the others was so understandble and when i watched that i just so quick understood it your explains are so good thank you so much you are awsome!!!!!!!!!